Kraftwerk's Computer World - Steve Tupai Francis

Kraftwerk's Computer World

Buch | Softcover
160 Seiten
2022
Bloomsbury Academic USA (Verlag)
978-1-5013-7898-0 (ISBN)
12,45 inkl. MwSt
Computer World was Kraftwerk’s most concise and focused conceptual statement, their most influential record and crowning achievement. Computer World transformed the way pop music was composed, played, packaged and released and, in the process, helped create entire new genres of music including hip-hop, techno, trance, electro, industrial and synth-pop. They influenced the influencers.

Upon its release on 10 May 1981, the record was a revelation. It was unlike anything created for mainstream consumers of music at that time, an electronic suite of assured and industrious propulsive forward movement. Kraftwerk set off a sonic detonation that is still being felt today.

This book explores Kraftwerk’s revolutionary sonic template, their conceptual and artistic preoccupations and lyrical obsessions to provide new insights into one of the greatest records ever made.

Steve Tupai Francis has over 25 years’ experience in writing in a range of contexts including music, academia and civil society. Steve is obsessed with music, with David Bowie, Kate Bush, Prince, Japan and Kraftwerk taking pride of place in his collection of over 3,000 records.

1. Ohm Sweet Ohm
2. We Are the Robots
3. Planet Rock
4. Speak & Spell
5. From Station to Station
6. “We had no fathers”.
7. Interpol and Deutsche Bank, FBI and Scotland Yard…
8. Hiroshima Mon Amour
9. Tomorrow’s World
10. “Here’s to the Crazy Ones”
11. The Pleasure Principle
12. Neon Lights

Erscheinungsdatum
Reihe/Serie 33 1/3
Verlagsort New York
Sprache englisch
Maße 121 x 165 mm
Themenwelt Kunst / Musik / Theater Musik Pop / Rock
ISBN-10 1-5013-7898-8 / 1501378988
ISBN-13 978-1-5013-7898-0 / 9781501378980
Zustand Neuware
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